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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP |
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"This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP"
It was in the Heil on Sunday… so probably complete fiction |
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"This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP"
Is it only misogyny if a man says it?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Probably find it was a comment about her fidgeting during speeches and the fail on Sunday made it sexual"
What other reason could a woman possibly have for crossing her legs, other than it being for the sexual pleasure of men? |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
kildare |
This has to have started in Johnson mind.
Knowing him he was distracted by her legs,through no fault of Angela Radnor
Obviously he said something to someone who leaked it,how else would anyone know he was being distracted?
He's a slimeball don't forget |
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By *lex D.Man
over a year ago
London |
This news piece simply covers up the real story from the weekend that three cabinet ministers are among more than 50 MPs reportedly facing allegations of sexual misconduct after being referred to a parliamentary watchdog.
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
Manchester |
"This news piece simply covers up the real story from the weekend that three cabinet ministers are among more than 50 MPs reportedly facing allegations of sexual misconduct after being referred to a parliamentary watchdog.
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I think sone are bullying not all sexual but the ridiculously high number if allegations reflects on the type of person being recruited into Parliament.
Shallow self centred bullies who belief in their superior status exposes their true ignorance of the importance and standards the role should demand.
An MP must be a humble servant as well as a fighter for the people of this country.
Caterer politicians appear to be the lowest of the low. Then again we deserve who we vote for. Our apathy on how our democracy has been high jacked has lead us to this point. |
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"This has to have started in Johnson mind.
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Obviously he said something to someone who leaked it,how else would anyone know he was being distracted?"
I'm still of the opinion that this was just made up from nothing at the Sunday Mail newsdesk. It's the sort of story that their readers will love, and it creates controversy which will drive more eyes to the Mail Online. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This has to have started in Johnson mind.
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Obviously he said something to someone who leaked it,how else would anyone know he was being distracted?
I'm still of the opinion that this was just made up from nothing at the Sunday Mail newsdesk. It's the sort of story that their readers will love, and it creates controversy which will drive more eyes to the Mail Online."
If they are making up quotes from MPs then this should be cracked down ASAP. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"This news piece simply covers up the real story from the weekend that three cabinet ministers are among more than 50 MPs reportedly facing allegations of sexual misconduct after being referred to a parliamentary watchdog.
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Don't forget those in the shadow cabinet... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This news piece simply covers up the real story from the weekend that three cabinet ministers are among more than 50 MPs reportedly facing allegations of sexual misconduct after being referred to a parliamentary watchdog.
Don't forget those in the shadow cabinet..."
there is something rotten in our parliament. It needs addressing ASAP. From bullying to sexual misconduct, its a national embarrassment. And that's before you get to individual bad apples outside of the office hours. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
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Caterer politicians appear to be the lowest of the low. Then again we deserve who we vote for. Our apathy on how our democracy has been high jacked has lead us to this point. "
Does anyone have any examples of these caterer politicians. I can only think of Edwina Curry ... |
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"If they are making up quotes from MPs then this should be cracked down ASAP. "
They haven't actually quoted anyone on this issue.
The Mail group are masters of careful wording, having lost a large number of libel suits in the past. The article says that "Tory MPs have mischievously suggested" that Angela Rayner does this. It then quotes a Tory MP saying something that could be entirely unrelated. The Mail are experts at taking several unrelated quotes and then stringing them together in one paragraph to give the appearance that people are commenting on an issue. |
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"If they are making up quotes from MPs then this should be cracked down ASAP.
They haven't actually quoted anyone on this issue.
The Mail group are masters of careful wording, having lost a large number of libel suits in the past. The article says that "Tory MPs have mischievously suggested" that Angela Rayner does this. It then quotes a Tory MP saying something that could be entirely unrelated. The Mail are experts at taking several unrelated quotes and then stringing them together in one paragraph to give the appearance that people are commenting on an issue."
It's very effective, Daily Mail readers aren't known for their ability to breakdown and think about what their newspaper is telling them. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"If they are making up quotes from MPs then this should be cracked down ASAP.
They haven't actually quoted anyone on this issue.
The Mail group are masters of careful wording, having lost a large number of libel suits in the past. The article says that "Tory MPs have mischievously suggested" that Angela Rayner does this. It then quotes a Tory MP saying something that could be entirely unrelated. The Mail are experts at taking several unrelated quotes and then stringing them together in one paragraph to give the appearance that people are commenting on an issue.
It's very effective, Daily Mail readers aren't known for their ability to breakdown and think about what their newspaper is telling them."
I am not sure many newspaper readers do and I agree..
Guardian readers are especially gullible |
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"If they are making up quotes from MPs then this should be cracked down ASAP.
They haven't actually quoted anyone on this issue.
The Mail group are masters of careful wording, having lost a large number of libel suits in the past. The article says that "Tory MPs have mischievously suggested" that Angela Rayner does this. It then quotes a Tory MP saying something that could be entirely unrelated. The Mail are experts at taking several unrelated quotes and then stringing them together in one paragraph to give the appearance that people are commenting on an issue.
It's very effective, Daily Mail readers aren't known for their ability to breakdown and think about what their newspaper is telling them.
I am not sure many newspaper readers do and I agree..
Guardian readers are especially gullible"
I didn't mention Guardian readers.
Anyway, back to the Daily Outrage. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If they are making up quotes from MPs then this should be cracked down ASAP.
They haven't actually quoted anyone on this issue.
The Mail group are masters of careful wording, having lost a large number of libel suits in the past. The article says that "Tory MPs have mischievously suggested" that Angela Rayner does this. It then quotes a Tory MP saying something that could be entirely unrelated. The Mail are experts at taking several unrelated quotes and then stringing them together in one paragraph to give the appearance that people are commenting on an issue."
that's fair. Although this practice should also be cracked down upon. Imo all quotes should be named too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP
It was in the Heil on Sunday… so probably complete fiction "
 Every other story that the DM prints is total lies, completely untrue and is deflecting from something - partygate, probably. Except this story, because it fits my narrative of hatred of the Tories, so it must be 100% true.  |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP
It was in the Heil on Sunday… so probably complete fiction
Every other story that the DM prints is total lies, completely untrue and is deflecting from something - partygate, probably. Except this story, because it fits my narrative of hatred of the Tories, so it must be 100% true. "
Glad im not the only one to notice that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP
It was in the Heil on Sunday… so probably complete fiction
Every other story that the DM prints is total lies, completely untrue and is deflecting from something - partygate, probably. Except this story, because it fits my narrative of hatred of the Tories, so it must be 100% true. Glad im not the only one to notice that. "
It was a nasty piece of journalism. If it isn't true, then there should be repercussions on the Mail.
TBF the Tory party are acting as tho it is a credible story. Although that may be because they have to be seen to be believing it as the alternative is calling out the Mail. |
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"This transcends politics. It is about mysogeny. Reports that a Tory MP leaked the story to the Daily Mail. Howls of protest about mysogeny.
But wait. What would it be called if it was leaked by a female Tory MP? And we don't know if it was a male or female MP
It was in the Heil on Sunday… so probably complete fiction
Every other story that the DM prints is total lies, completely untrue and is deflecting from something - partygate, probably. Except this story, because it fits my narrative of hatred of the Tories, so it must be 100% true. Glad im not the only one to notice that.
It was a nasty piece of journalism. If it isn't true, then there should be repercussions on the Mail.
TBF the Tory party are acting as tho it is a credible story. Although that may be because they have to be seen to be believing it as the alternative is calling out the Mail. "
Perhaps it's because all the Tory men *are* distracted when she crosses her legs. They don't want to call it out as untrue in case they themselves are named. |
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By *lex D.Man
over a year ago
London |
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Caterer politicians appear to be the lowest of the low. Then again we deserve who we vote for. Our apathy on how our democracy has been high jacked has lead us to this point.
Does anyone have any examples of these caterer politicians. I can only think of Edwina Curry ... "
Dishy Rishi ended up a bit bland despite being on the menu as a three chilli spicy offering. |
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"TBF the Tory party are acting as tho it is a credible story.
Of course they are. Any attempt to downplay this story would come across as not taking sexism seriously."
Why would they care about that? |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"Breaking news: Ian Blackford to wear his kilt to PMQ's this week in a show of solidarity with Angela Raynor "
If true, this really does not help one bit, it just turns what is a very serious issue in public life into a farce.  |
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"TBF the Tory party are acting as tho it is a credible story."
"Of course they are. Any attempt to downplay this story would come across as not taking sexism seriously."
"Why would they care about that?"
Because they would be savaged in the house of course. Why give the opposition an opportunity to score points? |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"TBF the Tory party are acting as tho it is a credible story.
Of course they are. Any attempt to downplay this story would come across as not taking sexism seriously.
Why would they care about that?
Because they would be savaged in the house of course. Why give the opposition an opportunity to score points?"
Not even sure they are effective opposition.. |
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